Ionic liquids are molten salts with melting points at or below 100 °C. They are a very versatile class of compounds with a chemical structure that can be tuned to achieve the desired physicochemical and solvation properties. For this reason, they have found wide application in the sample preparation field in both liquid- and solid-phase extraction. In addition, they have green features that include low vapor pressure, compatibility with microextraction approaches, and the possibility to develop automatable and high-throughput methods. This chapter will describe the main ionic liquid-based extraction methods with a focus on their greenness.

Ionic Liquids in Green Sample Preparation

Mastellone, G.
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Marengo, A.;Sgorbini, B.;Rubiolo, P.;Cagliero, C.
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2023-01-01

Abstract

Ionic liquids are molten salts with melting points at or below 100 °C. They are a very versatile class of compounds with a chemical structure that can be tuned to achieve the desired physicochemical and solvation properties. For this reason, they have found wide application in the sample preparation field in both liquid- and solid-phase extraction. In addition, they have green features that include low vapor pressure, compatibility with microextraction approaches, and the possibility to develop automatable and high-throughput methods. This chapter will describe the main ionic liquid-based extraction methods with a focus on their greenness.
2023
Green Sample Preparation Techniques: Concepts, Novel Materials and Solvents, and Applications
Royal Society of Chemistry
179
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978-1-83916-521-4
978-1-83916-521-4
978-1-83916-642-6
978-1-83916-641-9
Mastellone, G.; Marengo, A.; Sgorbini, B.; Rubiolo, P.; Cagliero, C.
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